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Fabrication and Microstructure Evaluation of Fibrous Composite for Acetabular Labrum Implant

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This paper will report the fabrication process and microstructure analysis of fibrous composite incorporating ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) fabric, electrospun polycaprolactone (PCL), and bioglass particles. Briefly, electrospinning was performed to form PCL fibre lamination in the surface of UHMWPE fabric. This UHMWPE/PCL material was then bioglass-coated. Sequentially, microstructure of the UHMWPE fabric, UHMWPE/PCL, and UHMWPE/PCL/bioglass was imaged and analysed. The composite showed aligned ultrafine PCL fibres and distribution of bioglass particles in the layer of electrospun PCL. The results of this study provide groundwork for more advanced investigation, as well as development of implant prototype.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 900)

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Adhi Anindyajati*, Philip Boughton, Andrew John Ruys

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Composites, Electrospinning, Implant, Microstructure

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